many greek cities have an acropolis. It was built on a hill overlooking the city and often housed temples and some sacred burial sites. when raiders came it served as a look out and sometimes as a place to shelter. as ilt was on a rise, it would have been easier to defend.
Three sets of walls: * The walls of the city. * The long walls from the city to the port, which gave access to the sea, resupply and the navy. * The wooden walls - the most powerful fleet of warships in the Greek world. Of course the walls were manned by the citizen-soldiers, sailors and rowers.
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The two great ramparts that protected the roadway from Athens to the sea were known as the Long Walls. They were fortifications that protected the city from invaders.
athens because they were protected by Poseidon god of the seas
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athens because they were protected by Poseidon god of the seas
Athena is the goddess that protect Athens. Goddes of wisdom, war strat ect.
Athena the Greek Goddess protected the Athens.
The People of Athens honored by her name thought that Athena protected them a long time ago.
The long walls of Athens protected Athens and its physical harbour of Piraeus. The distance was 24 kms. Remnants of the wall may be noticed in specific areas even today.
Athens navy protected it from sea invasions as well as protecting there own ships that they used for trade. The navy also allowed Athens to settle colonies in other places.
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Plebeians were protected by the tribunes, who were appointed justly for that. The roman society divided in curiae, which were somewhat similar to the demos in Athens. Each curia had its own tribune, who assembled with other tribunes in the commitia curiata.